Arsaniit vs Musical Cane Game

Irnik and Panik have stayed out too late. Imagine them standing under the Arsaniit (Inuktitut for northern lights) looking up at the stars. They want to connect the stars to draw syllabic constellations. How many constellations can you help them make? Learn to write the Inuktitut alphabet with this interactive game. Remember to stay on the lines, and don't go backwards. Hear the alphabet sounds as you play. Inuktitut, spoken by the Inuit in Nunavik, Québec, Canada, is the official language in Nunavik Schools. Arsaniit was developed by Kativik School Board.

The musical cane game allows students to practice cane skills in a fun manner. The app has been designed primarily for use by mobility instructors interacting with students who are learning how to use the cane within the context of a mobility lesson, but the app can also be a useful and fun way to practice cane skills for individuals as well. The app interoperates with a bluetooth sensor module that attaches to a mobility cane and sensor the cane's movements. We have developed a custom attachment mechanism that allows the sensor to be quickly attached and detached from standard mobility canes. The movements of the cane are streamed wirelessly to the app, and the app responds when swept in a full arc. Game modes include counting, sound effects, and playing music from a customizable playlist. Individual student profiles are supported to allow customization to multiple users. To obtain the appropriate Bluetooth sensor and easy attachment system for a mobility cane, please contact us at clewapp@gmail.com.